Sunday, October 24, 2010

Photo Hunt: Orange


I know... i know. My entry is so expected... it's almost halloween and all, hence the pumpkins. Let me explain. In our country, halloween mostly means costumes and horror movies. Pumpkin carving is not part of our tradition, and i don't even think we have the type of pumpkin typically used for this purpose. Imagine my surprise when i saw these authentic carved pumpkins as part of a mall's decoration. I just had to take photos! I usually just see them in movies and magazines.
And then i went to the grocery and this is what i saw: decorative gourds for sale for 200 Pesos per kilo. They are cutest little pumpkins ever! They are meant as decors and apparently they can stay fresh for as long as 2-3 months.




9 comments:

The Florida Furkids said...

I love the little pumpkins!!

The Florida Furkids and Angel Sniffie

Noel Morata said...

aloha,

thats a nice take on the orange theme...the like small little pumpkins also :)

Marta said...

It is amazing how this holiday is spreading worldwide. It is interesting seeing the different colors.

Sarah Lynn said...

How exciting! I never saw those in the Phil either- just posters or pictures with pumpkins, etc. SM Marikina had banners last halloween with pieces of pumpkin pie on them, but we couldn't find pumpkin pie in the Phil. :-p

Carver said...

Great shots of the carved pumpkins and also the gourds. Happy weekend.

Anonymous said...

such beautiful fall oranges! I love your photos chosen for today's theme.

Annie said...

These are so cool! I really enjoyed seeing the different oranges and sizes. Have a great weekend!

Ann, Chen Jie Xue 陈洁雪 said...

Halloween is not in a big way here in New Zealand.

Lew said...

Nice shots of the pumpkins and gourds! The gourds can be dried. We bought some that had been decorated at craft fair this year. Marianne posted some photos of them.

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